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Trekking Chopta

Chopta is a one of the most beautiful place in Garhwal Himalayas. One of the Temp Tungnath situated here also. Tungnath Temple is the place where his hands (bahu) were allegedly seen. This uppermost temple of Lord Shiva is paradoxically easiest one to complete. Tungnath Temple can be reach by a simple but steep trek of 4km commencing from Chopta (2700mts). The area receives heavy snowfall throughout winters making Tungnath temple tough to admittance. The symbolic image of Lord Shiva is moved to Mukunath during winters, situated 19kms away. The trek go through rocky terrains, green meadow and rhododendron bushes shower us with chart vistas of nature. The bracing views of the impressive Himalayas boosts with self-assurance in the heart of the trekkers. Several named and unidentified peaks of the Himalayan range are definitely visible from Tungnath.

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Heaven on Earth Chopta 

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Trekking in Chopta

We start from Haridwar, Rishikesh, Dehradun or Delhi and reach Ukhimath and pass through Deoria tal, Chopta and Tungnath to reach the summit of Chandrashila for an amazing view of the Great Himalayas. Maximum height reached would be around 3950 at the summit of Chandrashila. The valley is a huge place for escapade buffs and trekking enthusiast, since trekking is a well-liked things in the valley. During your trip to Chopta valley, you can get a trek to the nearby region of Deoria Tal. Deoria Tal is a very well-known lake that is bounded completely by forest on all side. This lake lies under the Chukhumba peak, and a trek to this lake can be full provided you receive proper services from a guide in the area. You can stay near the lake for as long as you want to as many tourists camp out here.

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Chopta Trek

If you are planning for a small getaway amid the Himalayan series, with no civilization around you, Trekking in Chopta is the most perfect trek for you. Set in the Garhwal Himalayas, the trek is in a secluded area which means there is minimal civilization and lots and lots of plants and fauna to discover. In the first place to visit during the Chopta Trekking is Deoria Tal. This is a gorgeous lake at an altitude of 2438 m and has charming environs with forests all around.

We believe that Chopta valley is matchless, not just because it has the uppermost Shiv Temple but also because of the beautiful landscapes this place has. Chandrashila peak is well recognized for the beautiful 360 degree view of Mighty Himalayas including Nanda Devi peak. You can visit Chopta, Charndrashila, Deoria Tal Trek in any time all over the year.

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Trekking in Chopta

Chopta, Deoria Tal, Tunganath, Chandrashila is a short easy trek organization parallel to the high Himalayas. Good views all the method, good-looking camping by the lake at Deoria TAL and some great forests here. In the early on spring the rhododendron forest glow red as the flora blossom.

During this trek, one can take pleasure in clear views of royal peaks of Panchchuli, Nanda Devi, Nilkanth, Kedarnath. The trek take you throughout dense forest with infrequent open spaces for good-looking views of the high Himalayas. Alpine meadows, called Bugyals - unsurpassable in their beauty and present a stunning view of the mountains - are cross before accomplishment the temple which is set at an altitude of 3886m, a fine model of ancient structural design.

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Trekking in Chopta

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Chopta Trekking

This all-season trek is known for its scenic loveliness and called Chopta Trek. It passes through some gorgeous forests and afford outstanding views of the snow peaks. The trek gives you the chance to visit the 1000-year-old Shiv Temple Tungnath. It is one of the Panch Kedars and is supposed to have been billed by Arjuna himself. Chandrashila is famous for its breathtaking 360-degree view of the Great Himalayan range. It is one of the few peak that can also be climb in the winter seasons.